Outdoor sculpture.

Outstanding shot!

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Beautiful work, well taken.

HFF und ein schönes Wochenende!

Chuva que refrescria os ipernitianos do Norte da Europa.... HFF Dimas

Beautiful work.
HFF and a nice weekend.

HFF and have a great weekend, Dimas.

Excellent image Dimas,
HFF and a wonderful weekend

HFF, Dimas, have a great weekend!

Have a ''HFF'' Dimas... good wishes too - from David J'.

I wonder what it means, this sculpture. HFF Dimas and have a nice weekend.

All I know is that it was achieved by David Annand, who called it "Light of the City".

This sculpture celebrates the centenary of the federation of the six towns that make up Stoke-on-Trent. The female figure holds a vessel that represents the Staffordshire Hoard, the most valuable collection of Anglo-Saxon gold ever found, and the male figure holds a plate which reflects the city’s ceramic heritage. The names of the six towns that came together to form the city of Stoke-on-Trent are on the plinth that the two figures are standing on. (Taken form the Visit Stoke website)

That is so interesting, thanks Carol, for sharing.

Well found and captured Dimas. I too was intrigued and looked it up. See my reply to Christa. Belated HFF and have a good week ahead

Thank you for your precious information, Carol. I knew that Stoke-on-Trent was the result of the development and expansion of six cities until they became a single one. The basis of the sculpture is an hexagonal prism: each of its 6 lateral faces displays the name of one of the 6 former cities.